Late 19th–Mid 20th Century Ottoman Quran Manuscript

Gold & Pigment-Illuminated Edition

About the Artwork

A beautifully preserved Quran manuscript from the late Ottoman era (circa 1880–1950), featuring Naskh calligraphy, vibrant pigments, and gold detailing on high-quality paper with traditional leather binding.

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Description

This Quran manuscript represents the refined craftsmanship of the late Ottoman period, combining elegant Naskh calligraphy with colorful decorative elements and metallic embellishments. The text is enriched with red, blue, orange, and gold highlights, framed with intricate ornamentation that enhances its visual beauty.

The manuscript includes pigments such as vermilion, red lead, Prussian blue, ultramarine, and carbon black, complemented by gold and brass-based inks. These materials create a striking interplay of colors and textures throughout the pages.

Bound in handmade cowhide leather with visible stitching and natural wear, this edition exudes an authentic vintage charm. Its layout, clean print quality, and traditional illuminated margins make it an exceptional example of Quranic art from the late 19th to early 20th century.

Perfect for collectors, museums, and admirers of Islamic manuscript art, this piece offers both spiritual and artistic value, reflecting the cultural richness of its era.

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